Burcu Dogan

Burcu Dogan is a lecturer within the School of Health and Social Work, where she focuses on advancing nursing education through innovative simulation methodologies. Her research centres on enhancing decision-making skills among undergraduate nursing students via mental and full-scale simulation techniques.

Research Interests:

• Nursing Education & Pedagogy
• Healthcare Simulation (mental & full-scale)
• Decision-making Skills Development
• Undergraduate Nursing Curriculum Design

Across her publications from 2019 to 2025, Dr Dogan has consistently explored how simulation modalities can be integrated into nursing curricula to improve clinical judgement and management capabilities. Her 2025 BMJ Open article on ICU staffing models further extends her impact into critical care workforce policy.

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Laboratories & Teams:
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